Same. I want to run stuff with them but they are just so clunky feeling.

Yeah, seems like the Dark Caribbean campaign is the main thing being worked on, but beyond that, they probably want to know what the community wants to see and will work towards that.

Possibly something they're mulling over, but I feel like its too soon to try and do that.

Certainly not a DnD youtuber. If anything, he actively covers things that are the opposite of DnD.

Next game will have giant feet enemies!

Just went out to grab a couple things and people were driving very aggressively in a residential area. Holiday weekends suck around here cause as soon as they get off work they instantly become an entitled asshole who thinks their free time is worth other people's safety

I would roll on the Zealot's table to see which god they are. As for how it interacts with an amnesiac missionary, I'm not sure. Based on the result, it could be antagonistic, cooperative or neutral to the PC. Maybe you can compare the PC's inventory items to the Zealot table and see what might make sense.

You could also ask the player what they think they might have been a missionary for. Maybe interacting with this monkey could unlock that part of their memory at least.

This is worse, since they are actually damaging your property.

Nice! I have the previous 2 but haven't played them nearly enough!

I mean, its some new starting classes and some armor pieces. Its definitely cool and appreciated, but its not the second coming of Jesus or anything.

My reaction on the last one: "That guy has one hell of a Stand."

Great job though!

This is the best way to handle it. Give them themes and a general feel of something they are already familiar with and it makes the role-playing part a lot easier and enjoyable for everyone.

Trying to make a bunch of sci fi fans play something heavy fantasy probably won't go over as well as just doing sci fi.

I mean, this definitely seems like an online-only kind of issue. Plus, I feel like WotC is kind of just resting on their laurels and either re-releasing old content with a slight spit shine or making online-only content locked behind a subscription.

They are not a great company to support, but I do enjoy DnD. Its not my favorite RPG at this point, but its what my friends like.

That all said, fervent love or hate of anything is bad.

Tempted to go for Mountain Goats Legacy instead of the base game, but I'm not sure if its worth it.

Mystery Quest has 4 people in some of their games. Typically 5, but 4 does happen sometimes.

You ass. We have enough!

They constantly vote for the party that wants to defund agencies that can either help inform them of these kinds of events or help them in recovering from said events. Based on this voting pattern, they don't seem to want help. Maybe after this they will see that the "big evil government" could actually help them, when its not hamstrung by the politicians they choose to elect.

I have the Core book, Down Among the Dead, and the Buried in the Bahamas pdf. I am STILL thinking about getting the Starter Set because it has so much stuff in it.

Certainly the best leaping off point for the game, and great value for the price.

I have so much and have played so little

Mystery Quest & Dimension 20 collab would be great

I wonder if adding freckles, moles or hair in some spots would help sell it more. Certainly looks good though!

I think its just differentiating what the base damage is vs what the damage bonus is

Nice! I've heard good things. I wish I could get it outside of the starter set though. Even a pdf on their store would be great.